CNN HAS CALLED IT - CLINTON WINS!

[George II]

[GreydeeThos]

1. One minute

Or did they call it in less than a minute?

[George II]

4. It was actually as the clock turned to 7:00:00

[NurseJackie]

2. Hooray!!

[cherokeeprogressive]

3. Congratulations.

But don't break your arm clapping yourself on the back.

[PonyUp]

5. For real?

[NurseJackie]

6. A 30-second NAIL BITER!! I was worried there for about 5 seconds.

[George II]

7. .

[BooScout]

8. YAY!

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[noretreatnosurrender]

9. Congratulations Hillary Supporters

Enjoy your win.

[ismnotwasm]

10. Boom.

[asuhornets]

11. n/t

YOOHOO!!!!!!

[Grassy Knoll]

12. Damn, That Was Fast

[okasha]

13. Not even an attempt to build suspense.

Looking forward to the actual numbers.

[George II]

14. Very very early numbers, but Clinton is ahead 87-12!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If he doesn't get up to 15% (but he will), he won't get any delegates.

[Alfresco]

15. YES!

[ucrdem]

16. We're going to be hearing that a lot in the next few months.

Give 'em hell Hill!

[GreydeeThos]

17. +1

[MoonRiver]

18. Color me elated,

but not terribly surprised!

[George II]

19. James Clyburn is about to speak at Clinton Headquarters.

[George II]

20. With one quarter of the vote counted, Clinton has 76%, Sander 23%. Roughly 39-12 in delegates

That would bring the delegate count in the vicinity of 88-90 to 62-64.

Going into Super Tuesday she'll have about a 25 delegate lead - superdelegates be damned!

[George II]

21. 40% in - Clinton 75, Sanders 24

And John King on CNN just pointed out that Sanders hit 40% in only one county, and said "this is not a victory, this is a thrashing". This was a few minutes after Van Jones called it "a full-scale repudiation of the Sanders Campaign"!

[mcar]

22. MSNBC called it right on the hour

This is an amazing victory!

[DCBob]

23. Great!!

Cheers!!